Typo examples (and its proper fixes) that caused my system to not boot; starring Limine
Last updated : 2/3/2026

#1 (efibootmgr)
efibootmgr --create --disk /dev/nvme0n1 /part 2 --label "Artix Limine" --loader '\EFI\$artixlimine\BOOTX64.EFI' --unicode

welp, I pointed /SWAP as /boot (refer to ./artxfce_install.html for my partitions), leaving me stuck at my computer's boot menu (at least considering this line). Delete this mistyped entry (either with efibootmgr or your computer's BIOS/UEFI setting) and recreate the entry with efibootmgr, making sure to not miss where /boot actually is (or any other stuff).

#2 (limine.conf)
kernel_path: boot():/vmlinux-linux-zen
it's vmlinuz-$stuff not vmlinux-$stuff deadass; also any typo in limine.conf (assuming efibootmgr is done right) always return kernel panics.

#3 (same as #2)
cmdline: root=UUID=not_root_uuid rw
For personal (and privacy?) reasons I won't be sharing my personal UUID, so this is how it's gonna be. Though, in either case, even if you get the other limine.conf entries (and efibootmgr too) right, you'll be stuck in some 10-second loop of limine attempting & failing to mount root until you force-shutdown the computer. Please read /etc/fstab (you didn't fail fstabgen, right?), pay attention to your root partition UUID (jot down, snap pics, as long as you got it), and get that root UUID right.